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The King of the Hills bike race was yesterday, and Kenny Lamb got some excellent shots of the event. Well done! More of his race pictures here. Congratulations to all the winners of the race. "Elite Men and Masters. 
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The King of the Hills, Cayo's signature bike race, was yesterday. The Cycling Federation of Belize got some good pictures of the event. There's even a video of the heartbreak climb uphill. Congratulations to all the winners, and everyone that finished. "2014 King of the hills results:
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The Weekend Warriors part of the King of the Hills bicycle race was videoed with a GoPro. They shortened it to just a few minutes, and it came out great. Definitely worth a watch, if nothing more than the view of the streets of downtown Cayo from the middle of the street as bikers move all around.
"We got a couple GoPro's hooked up on the bikes to get some footage of the Weekend Warriors Race. Here is some of it. We didn't get the entire race because of some hardware issues."
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The King of the Hills bicycle race, sponsored by Belikin, was yesterday. They got some pictures of the event, including the winners receiving their awards. Congratulations, Giovanni Choto of Belikin Western Spirit, for winning the race.
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The King of the Hills cycling race is this Sunday in Cayo. It starts and ends at the Cayo Welcome Center, with the route being a big lap that riders will do 15 times.
"The Belize Cycling Association Riders and Weekend Warriors invite one and all to this mega cycling event in San Ignacio!
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The King of the Hills bike race is this Sunday, July 12th, starting at 10:00am. Catch them as they loop around Cayo.
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The annual King of the Hill bike race is tomorrow. The fun starts at 1:00pm in downtown Cayo. They'll make up to 25 laps around Cayo by the end of the race.
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Isaac Rhys captured some vivid pictures of the King of the Hills bicycle race that wound through Cayo Sunday. Great pictures, Isaac!
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September is just a few weeks away, and the National Institute of Culture and History has released the calender of events for this year's September Celebrations. Cayo's events are on page 14, Belmopan's on page 5, and Benque's on 6. The events start this weekend with the presentation of the Queen of the West contestants, and the King of the Hills bike race. Next week will be the big presentation, which will be at the Cayo Welcome Center, where In Bloom and Note by Note will be playing.
"The month of September is a special time for all Belizeans. It is when we collectively celebrate what makes us who we are, what defines us as a people, culture and nation."
They'll all be on the Cayo Event Calendar: http://bestofcayo.com/calendar
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